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Rangers secure SPL title

Hibernian 0 Rangers 1

Rangers secure SPL title

Sun, 25 Apr, 2010 - 17:25

Hibernian 0 Rangers 1

Kyle Lafferty was the unlikely hero as Rangers secured their 53rd Scottish title with victory over Hibernian this afternoon.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Easter Road Place: Ibrox Person: Kyle Lafferty Person: Lafferty Person: Walter Smith Person: Madjid Bougherra Person: Lee McCulloch Person: Maurice Edu Person: Kris Boyd Person: Steven Naismith Person: Kenny Miller Person: Hibs Person: Graeme Smith Person: Graham Stack Person: Chris Hogg Person: Patrick Cregg Person: Sol Bamba Person: Colin Nish Person: Steven Davis Person: Edu Person: John Rankin Person: Allan McGregor Person: Miller Person: Hogg Person: McGregor Person: Derek Riordan Person: Kevin Thomson Person: David Weir Person: Paul Hanlon Person: Rankin Person: Steven Thicot Person: David Wotherspoon Person: Cregg Person: Nish Person: Riordan Person: Steven Whittaker Person: Smith Person: Naismith Person: Nacho Novo Person: McCulloch Event: SPL Organisation: Rangers Organisation: Hibernian Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Dundee United Organisation: Motherwell Organisation: Ibrox

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